2025 Romania Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

Come Visit Romania Have you ever been to Romania? If not you should, in fact everybody should, simply because it’s really beautiful and you can see a lot of things, like the castle Dracula lived in, the Black Sea where pirates used to hunt down every ship that passed by. Romania has a lot of cool places to visit, but in my opinion the most beautiful of them all are the parks of Bucharest, the capital city on a hot summer day. Why is that you might wonder, well let me tell you that Romania has the most beautiful girls you have ever seen, and in the summer they all go out in parks to hang around. It’s like a paradise on earth, you will be amazed and dazzled by the variety and beauty of them. If you are a girl, let me tell you that the boys are worth while too ;) Other absolutely magnificent places to visit are the Romanian beaches, i’m telling you that you won’t find anything like them anywhere else. The sand is delicate, the sea is hot and not very salty and the beaches are full with people. An interesting phenomenon has been happening in the past few years, more and more girls go to the beach topless, so there is beauty to be admired everywhere , #cityoverlook#naturalwonders#beautifulhotel#summervacation#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

The local church and cemetery in a tiny village near Brasov in Romania. It has lovely views of the mountains and the congregation is taking up a collection to have an electric cross that will be lite at night put on the mountain. #givethanks #romania #zooatlanta #givethanks

Located in Sinca Noua, Romania this is a religious monument in the process of being constructed. As you walk the street if this village you can see lovely vistas and sliced of daily life at a slower pace. Relax and enjoy. #givethanks #givethanks

In Sinca Noua, Romania in the Spring it is breathtaking. A simple walk along a dirt road on the way to the Equus Silvanus farm will give you chills it is so lovely. I have never seen so many different types of flowers growing wild as I did on this short jaunt. Still one of my favorite memories. #givethanks #flowers4days #givethanks

The breeze blows gently, carrying the unique scent of Romania. Stepping onto the land of Romania is like embarking on a dreamlike trip. Ancient castles stand tall in the mountains, mysterious and solemn, as if hiding countless secrets waiting to be uncovered. The beautiful Danube River flows slowly, its waters shimmering with golden light under the sun. The buildings in the streets and alleys are colorful, full of artistic atmosphere, making people stop and admire. Here, every step can encounter different scenery, and every moment is worth remembering.

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#europetrip Property in Craiova, Romania The birth certificate of the monumental place that would definitively enter into the city life of Craiova and the country through the name, utility and brilliance of “Minerva Casino”, was signed more than a century ago, when the architect Toma Dobrescu handed over the plans for the new construction to a society in which entrepreneurs and workers were predominantly Italian. The Moorish-style building, completed in 1902, had a restaurant and hotel at its inauguration, later adding, through clever arrangements, the wine cellar and the summer garden. Later, under the care of extraordinary restorers (Vasilescu, Bazavan, Andronescu, Mândreanu, Istrățoiu, Barbu), the famous Moorish hall and beerhouse became the city’s main attraction, Minerva competing and surpassing all other party venues. The motto of that time - All the fine people gathers at Minerva’s made the regular attendance of the place to be an event for the citizens of Craiova.

Lazy syndrome. The trip was in June, but I didn't summarize it until November. I originally wanted to take the train to Romania. Who knew that after arriving at the bus station in Ruse, I saw a minibus directly to Bucharest. The ticket lady was also enthusiastic and found two seats. Well, that's it. We arranged to go in a triangle, first to Sibiu, then Brasov, and finally back to Bucharest via Sinaia (one-day tour). 1. The best experience is Sinaia (mainly Pele Castle), a little regretful that the one-day tour was too rushed, and I should have stayed for one night. Next is Sibiu, Brasov, which is relatively boring. Dracula's Castle is purely a waste of time. There are actually many attractions in Bucharest. 2. Overall, Romanian food is more exquisite than Bulgarian food, and of course, the prices are also more expensive. Pay attention to the portion size when ordering, otherwise, it will cause unnecessary waste. The last picture is in a famous local restaurant. I ordered too much for lunch, packed half of it, but didn't eat it, and finally threw it away. 3. The train is too slow. On the first day, it took nearly 6 hours to get from Bucharest to Sibiu! I considered taking a bus, but it didn't save much time and was more expensive. If time is limited, you can consider skipping Sibiu. Train tickets can be booked online as long as it is within a month. The ticket inspector will scan the code to verify the ticket. 4. Except for the capital Bucharest, there are not many international chain hotels. You can explore the local old hotels, which have a unique flavor. The breakfast level varies, but it should be no problem to eat enough. I hope it helps everyone.

Balkans Ten Country Tour-Timisoara|||Timisoara is the last city in Romania on this trip. It is the largest city and economic and cultural center in the western plain. Historically, this city has been ruled by multiple countries and tribes in turn. It is multi-ethnic and multi-cultural, and the architecture in the city center has a Viennese style. There is also a church indispensable here. The most gratifying thing is that when you enter the Catholic church built in the 18th century, a musician is playing music, and the sound of the electronically amplified pipe organ surrounds the large space of the church, which is sweet and solemn. Timisoara was the bridgehead that launched the Romanian national revolution in 1989. There is a tilted cross sculpture in Victory Square to commemorate that bloody movement and pay homage to the more than 100 people who died at that time. ​ Driving on Romanian land, the scenery on the roadside is still charming. ​ Crossing the border in the afternoon, we came to Serbia, which is the last country on this trip. Stay in the capital Belgrade that night.

Balkans 10-country tour - small town church tour|||Compared to the Balkans 10-country tour, Romania has the most time and attractions. Indeed, this country is fascinating, with an elegant atmosphere in both cities and villages. The scenery from Bucharest to the Carpathian Mountains is also breathtaking. Today, we visited two ancient towns in Romania - Sighisoara and Sibiu, with Sighisoara being a World Cultural Heritage site. The two ancient towns have many churches, mostly Orthodox, with ancient churches in the city having a rich history and culture, and the church bell towers forming a beautiful city skyline. The Evangelical Cathedral in Sibiu (4) is the most famous Gothic church in Sibiu, built between 1320 and 1520, with a spire over 73 meters high, the tallest building in the city. We climbed up to overlook the city, and the view was worth it! Inside the church is a large mural (5) painted by Johannes Rosno in 1445, marking the transition from late Gothic to Renaissance painting.

🌄 The Apuseni Mountains in Romania are a mountain range full of natural wonders, known for their magnificent peaks, rich natural ecology, and unique culture. Want a trip to get close to nature and challenge yourself? This Apuseni Mountains travel guide will provide you with detailed information! 🌊🌟 📍📍[Step 1: How to Get There] 📍📍 🛫 From other cities in Romania or abroad, you can choose to drive, take public transportation, or join a local tour to the Apuseni Mountains. Driving and taking public transportation both take a long time, while tours offer more convenient services. 🚗🛳️ 🌺🌺[Step 2: Visit the Apuseni Mountains] 🌺🌺 📸 The Apuseni Mountains have rich natural scenery and hiking trails. You can walk along the mountain paths and enjoy the unique peaks and surrounding scenery. In addition, you can also participate in mountaineering activities, challenge yourself, and feel the charm of nature. 🏞️📸 🌿🌿[Step 3: Natural Scenery] 🌿🌿 🏮 The Apuseni Mountains are full of natural scenery, with many beautiful attractions such as peaks, forests, waterfalls, and more. When visiting, pay special attention to these elements and feel the beauty and tranquility of nature. 🏛️📚 🍽️🍽️[Step 4: Taste the Food] 🍽️🍽️ 🍴 There are many local specialties near the Apuseni Mountains, such as Romanian cuisine, mountain wild vegetables, and more. Try the local specialties and experience Romanian food culture. 🍹🥘 🛏️🛏️[Step 5: Accommodation Recommendations] 🛏️🛏️ 🏨 There are many hotels and homestays near the Apuseni Mountains that offer comfortable accommodations. It is recommended to book in advance, especially during peak tourist season. 🌙🏞️ 🌟🌟[Conclusion] 🌟🌟 🌄 The Apuseni Mountains are a natural wonder of Romania, and their magnificence and beauty will leave a deep impression on you. We hope this guide will help you plan an unforgettable trip to the Apuseni Mountains. 🛫🌍

Romania Travel Guide: Explore the Mysterious Treasures of Eastern Europe! 🇷🇴 Welcome to Romania! This Eastern European country is known for its long history, rich culture, and stunning natural scenery. Are you ready for an adventure full of surprises? 🏞️ First, explore the capital of Romania, Bucharest, a city that combines Orthodox tradition with modern vitality. Don't miss the Old Town, the Palace of the Parliament, and the Ottonescu Palace to experience the unique charm of the city! 🏰 Stroll the streets of Bucharest and taste the local cuisine, especially the traditional Romanian barbecue and cornbread. Enjoy a glass of Romanian wine or plum brandy for a culinary journey! 🍖 Explore the natural wonders of Romania! Head to the Carpathian Mountains to admire the majestic peaks, pristine forests, and crystal-clear lakes, and experience the mystery and tranquility of nature! 🏔️ Romania's ancient cities and castles are also worth exploring! Visit Brasov to see the Old Town, the Black Church, and the Brasov Castle to experience the history and beauty of the ancient city! 🏰 For culture lovers, Romania has a lot to offer. Visit the National Museum of Art in Bucharest to learn about Romania's history and cultural traditions, or watch a local dance performance at the Brasov Theater! 💃 Don't forget to experience Romania's hot springs and spas! Enjoy a relaxing hot spring bath and massage therapy at a hot spring resort near the Carpathian Mountains! 💆‍♂️ Romania is a country full of mystery and charm. Get ready to start your journey to Romania and explore the mysterious treasures of Eastern Europe! 🌟

Timisoara is the capital of Timis County, Romania. It is the largest city and economic and cultural center of the Western Plains. The city spans both banks of the Bega River. 💛Originally an ancient Roman settlement, it was a fortress in the 13th century and was once known as Temesburg. It is a transportation hub. There are ancient buildings such as 15th-century castles, 18th-century city halls, and cathedrals. 😎 The most famous of these is the Union Square in Timisoara, which is also the most unique square. The Baroque-style Roman Catholic Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church are important sights of this square. In addition, the Art Museum building and the monument erected in the center of the square give the square a more profound historical charm. ❤️‍🔥 This square is still very shocking. Buildings with different colored roofs stand harmoniously around, and there are many open-air cafes with roofs underneath. There is a pillar in the center that feels like a dragon, and the yellow on it is like a blooming shape. It is very eye-catching in the lawn, and there is a yellow church directly behind it. The overall preservation of the taste of the traditional city center in Europe is a must-see for tourists. ❣️

✨Romania Sibiu Travel Guide✨ 🌈Hey gems, today I'm going to share with you an amazing travel guide to Sibiu, Romania! 🤩 📍Old Town: This area is filled with a medieval atmosphere, the ancient buildings are uniquely characteristic, and walking through it is like traveling through time 😃. 📍Brukenthal Palace: You must check it out, the exquisite architecture is astonishing 👍. 📍Grand Square: It's bustling with lots of restaurants and cafes around, where you can enjoy some leisure time ☕. 🥘Food Recommendations: Don't miss out on the local traditional delicacies, such as various grilled meats and special dishes, super tasty 😋. 🛍Shopping: You can find some local characteristic trinkets 🎁. 💡Tips: Remember to bring comfortable shoes for walking 🚶.

Romania, very nice place for winter and very cheap

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#wheretogo As the sun gently rose over Bucharest, I found myself enveloped in the cozy embrace of Strong Specialty Coffee Shop. The rustic aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the air, enticing me to savor the morning's first sip. I settled into a plush armchair, cradling my steaming cup, and let the rich, velvety elixir dance on my taste buds. The gentle hum of conversation and the clinking of coffee cups provided a soothing backdrop to the jazz melodies that flowed from the speakers. The music was a symphony of its own, a soft serenade that complemented the caffeine's awakening effect. The saxophone's notes weaved through the air, mirroring the curling steam from my cup. Outside, the world was a hustle and bustle, but within those four walls, time seemed to slow down. With every sip, I savored the warmth, the rich flavors, and the sweet escape from the world. In that moment, Bucharest's Strong Specialty Coffee Shop became my sanctuary, where coffee and jazz conspired to make the world a little more beautiful. Location: Strong Specialty Coffee Shop Strada General Constantin Budișteanu 6, București 030167, Romania #trip #2023travel #2023trip #2023travelwish #2023旅行願望 #timetotravel #tripblazers #historical #heritage #deliciousfood #supportlocal #cafe

#wheretogo The Tram Line in Bucharest is an iconic and historic mode of transportation in the capital of Romania. Dating back to 1869, it is one of the oldest tram systems in Europe, making it a must-experience for visitors. The tram network has played a vital role in the city's development, connecting various neighborhoods and serving as a reliable means of public transportation. The trams themselves are a blend of tradition and modernity, with some vintage cars still in operation alongside newer, more comfortable models. Riding the tram is an excellent way to immerse yourself in the city's culture and witness its architectural and cultural diversity. The Tram Line offers a unique perspective of Bucharest, passing by landmarks like the Palace of the Parliament, the historic Old Town, and many charming neighborhoods. It provides an affordable and convenient way to explore the city, making it a highly recommended experience for all visitors. Don't miss the chance to step on board and journey through the rich history of Bucharest via its iconic Tram Line.

#halloween2023 Decorating my home for Halloween is always an exciting experience. From spooky cobwebs and flickering candles to carved pumpkins and eerie silhouettes, the creativity knows no bounds. It's a chance to let my imagination run wild and transform my space into a haunted haven. Halloween home decorations create a unique ambiance that not only sets the mood for the holiday but also brings out the inner child in all of us. The thrill of getting into the Halloween spirit and seeing the delighted reactions of friends and family makes it a tradition I eagerly anticipate each year. #romania #halloween

#helloautumn October is the start of the low season in Romania, which extends through fall, winter, and into early spring. You can get some good deals on flights and accommodation at this time, as few people will be flocking to the beach resorts of the Romanian Riviera as they do in summer. Romania is always a good-value destination, especially compared to some other parts of Europe, but if you're looking for a good balance between fair weather and lower prices, October is a decent time to visit the country. Where to Go Rural areas of Romania come into their own in fall, with the golden glow of turning leaves and traditional festivals celebrating the harvest. Base yourself in the Transylvanian city of Cluj-Napoca, one of Romania's largest cities, for a few days to explore the region. Small villages near the city, such as Sancraiu, host interesting and varied harvest festivals in October. Take part in the centuries-old Grape Harvest Festival in early October, which includes a parade through town and plenty of folk music and dancing. Later in October, the same small town hosts the Rosehip Festival, which shows the region's Hungarian-influenced culture. What to Do With comfortable temperatures and little rain, October is a good time to enjoy general sightseeing in Romania, particularly in smaller towns and villages where you can spend time both indoors and outdoors. The Bucovina region of northeastern Romania is a highlight for travelers interested in culture, art, history, and architecture. The incredible painted monasteries and churches of this region are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Many churches are concentrated in the city of Suceava. Another place with fantastic religious architecture is Maramures, in northern Romania, which has magnificent wooden churches, houses, and carved gates. Events in October Astra Film Festival, Sibiu. Documentary films from all over the world are shown over a week in mid-October. Plum Brandy Festival, Vălenii de Munte. The small southern town hosts a big plum brandy festival at the end of October, where producers of the liquor from all over Romania gather. #placetosee #stunningbeach #londontrip #beachparty #boracaytrip #bangkoktrip #beijingtrip #tokyotrip #shenzhentrip #sanyatrip #newyortrip ¹#hangzhoutrip #beachlovers #topbeach #placetovisit #bestbeach #travel #perfectbeach #helloautumn

Romania is one of those European countries that still don’t get as much attention as they should yet it is a wonderful destination to travel to. The list of amazing places to visit in Romania is really long and diverse. You will find there beautiful cities and old towns, historical UNESCO-listed monasteries, and some spectacular wonders of nature. Romania really has it all! I remember the first time I went to visit Romania, back in 2010. I didn’t know many people who have ventured to this amazing country and I’m not going to lie, I was a bit anxious at first as I didn’t know what to expect (I was traveling solo then and it was the first country in Eastern Europe that I visited). As it quickly turned out there was nothing to worry about and Romania exceeded my expectations. This is such a wonderful country and everyone can find something interesting there. #placetosee #stunningbeach #beachparty #beachlovers #topbeach #placetovisit #bestbeach #travel #perfectbeach #localescapes #helloautumn #beachvacation #hotelstaycation

I recently discovered a new coffee shop on Bd Regina Elisabeta, with a marketplace that sells sustainable products. If you pass by here, you order a cappuccino, and in the meantime you have the opportunity to walk around the room and get acquainted with some of the products of Romanian designers: clothing, accessories, cosmetics, home-deco products, all made of sustainable materials with production techniques friendly with environment and skin. From what I learned, for clothing, organic cotton or textile material left from the tailoring of other products, using the patchwork technique26 Bd. Regina Elisabeta Bucharest, Romania 050017

#travel #สวนสาธารณะน่าเที่ยว #romania #lasi Walk around lasi Romania @palace mall May 2023 nice weather by palace of culture is very nice area have all thing tourist need, like big mall so many restaurants bar coffee shop There start open full open from 10am to midnight, feel safety and comfortable, good for relax shopping eat and have a fews night fun #lovelasi

Romania is a southeastern European country known for the forested region of Transylvania, ringed by the Carpathian Mountains. Its preserved medieval towns include Sighişoara, and there are many fortified churches and castles, notably clifftop Bran Castle, long associated with the Dracula legend. pm #legenofdracula #bucharest 🇷🇴

บินจากกรุงเทพ ลงเครื่องเวียนนา ต้อด้วยเครื่องบืนเล็กใขพัด ลงยาช lasi หลังจากเที่ยวครบในเมืองแล้ว วันนี้นั่งออกมานอกเมือง เขตติดกับอีกประเทศ เดินเที่ยวป้อมปราการเก่า ชิมอาหารพื้นเมือง #เที่ยว​โรมาเนีย​ #เที่ยวยาช #lasi วิธีการเดินทาง - รถยนต์​ สถานที่ท่องเที่ยว - ป้อมปราการ​ โรงแรม - internation lasi ร้านอาหารและอาหาร - ร้านอาหารใกล้ mall ในเมือง ช้อปปิ้ง - inter shopping in town